Fort Worth weekly gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-07-01

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/ government TEtch employs MIN.
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navy IS arc The gus aid ammunition
used On tie enemy. Yet n spite cf the
( TACT that tlere G-e son- 5000 or 1000 Cli-
+ C mi IN the service 81 the Cnis"d 5 ztes
/ WI mu-u have g7.G Cnrl, q Id lace, ard
g5lded op1u,e-.eS there j. not . single
! n arufaciory ia thz country where thi-
"NaI nstEIzl' can be made Every piece
used IL tic decoration OF uniforms Of Il
regulars as we'll as the vast Quantity
which goes 10 acorn the militia Of the
diff rem states ell comes from El-
ei0nd. An officer Of thc quartormss-
s-er's department OF the army
I lis me t1a- the reason that none Is
manufactured IL this country is the fact
that the plsnc necessary TO establish the
business or paying scale would cost
81, 100000 a. least, &nG that there is 10
absolute evidence that tbs stuff could be
made here a. cheap rs in England At
al events, no one mas yUt had the harGi-
hood to risk 50 great sum in the eStab-
li.hnent of g business which must neCes-
sarily be restricted.
TEXAS PATENTS.
Special to TIE Gazette
WASHINGTON, June 22.-Tho following
Texas patents were Issued to-day: VII
liam Beham aud II. Frenshur, TeXarKana,
Gin saw sharpening machine; Thomas j.
G&tchicg-, Taylor, churD; William j.
Lock, San Antonio, pl3W; Robert l..
RiChmgCd, Graham, elf weaver; Jere-
miaa 8. jones, Cr5 4t0i Falls aud B. Mar
shal, Denton, assiguCrS OF enc third TO a,
W, R1ber. On, Denton. an attachment
IJc haryt5ter5 Gnd&!cWing machines.
TENAS MOTIFS.
Special TO the Gazette.
WASHINGTON, Jane 2S-Thc Comp
t-0ller Of die Currency to-day organized
me Lockwood Nag!onGl BlGE OF San An
tonic, TEX, with . capital Of $500, 600,
JOHN ). Lockwood president, and Joseph
Muir, Jr, cashier.
The Comptroller Of the Currency has
approved The First Nah04Gi Bank q
Chicago IS the T-sc-v5 FL Ci the Ma
ti0-s. B.uk g EI PAeo, Tex.
BIDS were opeEel today bE the sUpe,-
vlslIg s chitecs e the Treasury depart
N eIL Tor the iron Esolk OF the r1ot Of
the public building 81 Dellaz, Tex, The
bidders were s. follows: IIe Marshall
Foundry and Construction Company OF
P&tsgur&, Pa, S7025; the Missouri
Valley Bridge tud Iron Works Of Leaveu-
Sgr.h, kan, 5000
Re HG Fr AZ Hume, o prominent law
yer C.: Gslyesfog, with bis wife. aud chill
dred, is visiting Mr.. F-auk Hume, one OF
l1a leloiuc buSin IS men q Washington,
q. MS home in Alexander coungy, VIZ
gioia
M1ii messenger service hss been
established TO Gu 20, Dewitt county,
lr3m S-u Antonio and ArapsaS Pass
RAilway, 600 miles, as often as required
from JAY ..
REINSTATED.
WASHINGTON, June 2S.-Al order was
issued ilom tie Wa Department today
uv direction Of the President restoring
to tn army Major Benjamin p. RanHie,
retired, VINO was dropped upon the judg-
ment Of the Court OF Claims. This judg-
ment was reversed by the United States
Supreme court Maya27. 1887 he Will be
6crre upon the rolls Of the army rs never
having been legally separated from it.
RECEIVER OF THE FIDELITY BANK.
WASHINGTON, June IS Acting Comp
troller AorGh.ms to-day announced that
DAVID Armstrong Of Jackson, Ohio, mas
been appointed receiver OF the Fidelity
bank Of Cincinnati, Olio, the
sppoiatmcnt TO take effect from the 27th